Patient's question:
Boy, 5 years old, recently the child has developed asthma and coughing, and I am very concerned. Please ask: Can pediatric bronchial asthma be cured?Doctor's answer:
Asthma, medically known as asthmatic bronchitis, is a relatively common disease in children. According to surveys in some parts of the country, the prevalence rate among children is 0.5%-2%. Asthma can recur at any age, but most patients begin to experience recurrence before the age of 5, with 50% of pediatric patients experiencing recurrence before the age of 3. Therefore, actively and comprehensively preventing and treating asthma in children is of great significance for the comprehensive prevention and treatment of asthma in adults. Asthma tends to recur repeatedly, sometimes even posing a threat to life. However, parents of children with asthma do not need to be too anxious, as current healthcare measures can prevent asthma from occurring.